Detailed explanation of the map of China: a list of abbreviations of provinces and cities China, a land with a long history, is vast and has unique characteristics in various provinces and cities. For a deeper understanding of this magical land, start with the map! This article provides you with a detailed introduction to the abbreviations of each province and city in the high-definition version of the China map to help you easily grasp this knowledge. Geography facts: China has a total of 34 provincial-level administrative regions, including 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government and 2 special administrative regions. Knowing the abbreviations of these boroughs will not only help you learn geography, but also highlight your erudition in your daily life and work. —— Beijing —— The capital, Beijing, is the political and cultural center of China, referred to as "Beijing", which is easily recognizable on the map. —— Shanghai (Shanghai) —— The cosmopolitan city of Shanghai, abbreviated as "Shanghai", is clearly visible on the map, symbolizing its speed and efficiency. —— Guangdong (Guangdong) / Fujian (Fujian) —— The land of southern Guangdong and the hometown of Eight Min are referred to as "Yue" and "Fujian" respectively, and learning them can understand Lingnan culture and Fujian culture. —— Sichuan (Shu) —— Sichuan has been known as the "Land of Heaven" since ancient times, referred to as "Shu", as if people can smell the spicy aroma of hot pot. Tip sharing: The tip for remembering the abbreviations of each province is to memorize historical events and geographical characteristics. For example, Guangdong Province was named "Guangdong" because it belonged to the South Vietnamese region in ancient times; Fujian Province is called "Fujian" because there are eight famous mountains in its territory. In addition, homophonic or associative memory can be used. For example, "Sichuan" can be homophonic as "Sijian", combined with the word "Shu", to facilitate memory. Hidden Benefits: If you're interested in geography and Chinese culture, click on the links below